This guide tells you some first steps and useful resources for dealing with consumer and debt issues, such as not having enough money to pay debts, threat of bank foreclosure, harassment by a debt collector, and a car ...
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This guide tells you some first steps and useful resources for immigration law issues, such as claiming refugee status in Canada, being charged with a criminal offence as a permanent resident, and separating from your ...
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This guide gives some first steps and useful resources for facing problems with the criminal justice system, such as being charged with a criminal offence & having to go to court, being offered a 'diversion', ...
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This guide offers some first steps and useful resources if your relative is being held against their will in a mental health facility.
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This guide offers some first steps and useful resources for dealing with family law issues, such as resolving a family problem out of court, separation from the other parent of your children, your partner abusing you ...
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This Clicklaw Wikibook explains how to find legal information in B.C. It also provides links to many more self-help resources and guides. This guide is a starting point and is not meant to be exhaustive. It explains the ...
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This guide offers some first steps and useful resources for people in BC facing problems with authorities, such as being harassed or assaulted by the police, abusive treatment by a provincial or federal government ...
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This guide offers some first steps and useful resources if you want to get your affairs in order in case you become incapable, or if you want to help a friend or relative manage their affairs.
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This page provides a plain language overview of some of the really important changes to the Divorce Act. The amendments will come into effect on 1 July 2020. Topics include parenting after separation, moving away, and ...
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